The National Insurance Act 1911 : being a treatise on the scheme of national health insurance and insurance against unemployment created by that Act, with the incorporated enactments, full explanatory notes, tables, and examples / by Orme Clarke.

  • Clarke, Orme (Orme Bigland)
Date:
1913
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Credit: The National Insurance Act 1911 : being a treatise on the scheme of national health insurance and insurance against unemployment created by that Act, with the incorporated enactments, full explanatory notes, tables, and examples / by Orme Clarke. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    MARRIED WOMEN—continued. if, becomes employed contributor and member of approved society after husband’s death, effect of, 160 if continues employed after marriage, effect of, 158 may only become voluntary contributor in accordance with sec. 44. .160 prescribed transfer value carried to, on marriage, 158, 162 provision with regard to, 158 rates of contributions for, 158 regulations as to transfer value of, 385 reserve, value of, 158, 161 reserve values when drawn from, 162 status of, during coverture, 167 suspense account, 30 suspension of benefits, 30 table showing how Act affects all classes, 164 transfers value, 159, 161, 162, 167, 385 what is, 158 when divorced, effect of section, 161 when insured before marriage, suspension of, 158 when separated from or deserted by husband, 162 whilst suspended may become special voluntary contributor, 159 who become aliens through marriage, 168 MARRIED WOMEN’S CREDITS ACCOUNT, 386 MASTER OR CREW, employment on ships of dominion companies having office in United Kingdom, 19 terms defined, 16 MASTERS AND CREWS OF BRITISH SHIPS, inclusion among employed contributors, 5, 6 MASTERS, SEAMEN, AND APPRENTICES OF THE SEA SERVICE. See Mercantile Marine. MATERNITY BENEFIT, administered in cash or otherwise. 111 amount of time in insurance and contributions paid to entitle to, 62 amount of, 52 commences, 57, 62 definition, 52 [ 40]
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